Indians Begin Short Home Stand After West Coast Swing
The Cleveland Indians return home after a successful swing through the West winning two of three from the White Sox and two of three from the Browns. They trail the Yankees by two games and open a home stretch with three games vs the Tigers, then a Browns series and more. Also notes include local Elyria sports update and a dog show Best in Show winner Deal Me In, plus Ray Canl’s hospital stay after a heart attack.
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Bell Arena
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Ivria Memorial
Timms Spring Company
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Standings and results in major leagues with upcoming games
American League standings show Detroit behind the leader as of yesterday with St Louis, Boston and New York close. Yesterday's results include St Louis 6 Cleveland 3 and Washington 2 Philadelphia 4. Tonight's games feature Cleveland vs Detroit and Chicago vs St Louis among others. Tomorrow's schedule highlights Cleveland at Detroit and Washington at New York. National League results list Brooklyn, New York, Chicago and Pittsburgh in close races with several Sunday and today games. International League notes Toronto and Rochester games with rain postponements.
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Montreal
Line Scores Of Major League Games
First game features Louis any HOAOMIA and Philadelphia with Washington winning 6 to 0. Maye Clark Krukseiman Rice Shantz astron Marrero win. Beatten rigger and Kinter also contributed. Second game has Philadelphia and Washington with Byrd winning 29 8 and Hooper Bradshaw and Wing pitcher. Multiple pitching lines noted. several games postponed including New York at Boston.
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Knights of Columbus and Lorain Glass Clash For Half Title
Two Lattie League East teams Knights of Columbus and Lorain Glass meet Tuesday at Lappin Field to decide the second half championship. Both squads are tied with five wins and four losses for the half crown and a spot in a possible title game with Gardner Jewelers.
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Indians And Tigers Meet Tonight At Municipal Stadium
Cleveland aims to close in on the Yankees as a home stand with the Browns and White Sox begins tonight at Municipal Stadium. Bob Lemon allowed three runs in yesterday’s loss to St Louis while Dale Mitchell sparked a two run rally, and Bob Feller was set to start against Detroit as Wight pitched for the visitors.
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Glenshaw's Deal Me In Best-In-Show At Lorain Kennel Club
Black cocker spaniel Ch. Glenshaw's Deal Me In, bred and owned by Mrs. R. W. Snowdon of Allison Park, Pa., won best in show at the Lorain County Kennel Club All-Breed Show in Roll Arena. The three-year-old dog, with prior wins including Youngstown 1951, defeated winners from dachshund to St. Bernard classes. Obedience trials also held. Gala for Karlake Doberman posted top score of 198.4.
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Big Jim Thorpe Is Home Again
Big Jim Thorpe was released from Rose Drama Hospital in Pitman Nevada after a heart attack. Doctors praised his recovery as the famed 64 year old Olympic champion walked from the building and returned home following treatment for cardiovascular trouble.
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Cubs And All Stars Card Tuesday Contest
The American Legion Cubs and All-Stars of the Class E Hot Stove League meet in an independent game Tuesday at Ely Stadium. The contest is scheduled for 6 o clock on the stadium diamond.
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All-Stars
Ely. Stadium
Elyria West All Stars Open 1st LL Tourney in Canton
Elyria Little League West All-Stars District No. 4 champions prepare for the state tournament in Canton with a Wednesday 6:30 pm start against Massillon. Youngstown faces Norwood at 5:00 pm. The winners meet Thursday at 6:30 pm for the state title as Canton cannot defend.
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Little League West All- Stars
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Norwood
Realtors Defeat Westlake Eight to Three in Big League Showdown
Lehman-Johnson Realtors toppled Westlake 8 3 at Westlake Stadium as Don Hafferkamp limited the hosts to six hits. Ned McArthur went 3 for 4 with a grand slam in the eighth, Jim Kehler added three hits including a triple, and Hafferkamp contributed three singles. R.A. Lehman-Johnson improved to 14 hits, while Westlake suffered a loss despite a strong early season.
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Indians Fall To Browns In 6-3 Setback At New York
In a rain shortened Yankees Browns clash the Indians blew a chance to close in on the lead as Bob Cain allowed nine hits in a 6-3 Browns victory. Al Rosen hit his 19th homer but Cleveland could not overcome Bob Lemon who yielded 11 hits. Fred Marsh slugged a three run homer for the Browns.
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al Rosen
Cleveland
Lorain and Willard Win Big in Fifth District Softball
Lorain Nickoloff's 5-3 win over Gibsonburg Merchants comes despite Bill Simonovich allowing 10 hits. Willard Ellis defeats Norwalk Merchants 2-1 on Gib Smith two-hitter. Winners advance to Tuesday 9 30 double header, with Fatty's Recreation and Sandusky Fletcher Freight meeting in tomorrow’s highlight game as the only undefeated teams.
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Lorain Fatty
Eagles Bowling Loop Meets On Tuesday
The Eagles Bowling League will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Eagles clubrooms to plan the 1952-53 season. Last season bowlers and any Eagles members who wish to bowl are invited. those unable to attend should contact secretary Ed Sensback. The league will roll on Friday at 7 o'clock at the Olympic Recreation during the coming season.
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Olympic Recreation
St Louis rallies with late runs in opener. Sisler drives in tie and winner
In the opener St Louis rallied for three runs in the ninth inning. Dick Sisler delivered the tying and winning runs with a single as Andy Seminick had hit a Cin cy homer earlier.
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